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New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS AND BONNETS

The house OF Daniel Sons. broadway and Eighth ST.
Is now displaying choice assortment Of dry goods
French millinery, untrimmed hats ana fancy articles II
has been tho aim OF this house to keep high class Of
goods at popular prices All varieties OF black silks
which the house is at present making speciality.
shown including raie Iroaeos,, satin rhadames, satin
,nerree,r rhadzmirs and watcred silk special prce
is offered In Lyons gros grain silks, and excellent
quality OF goods Is sold at 81 40 yard Black and
colored dress goods shown In variety Of
materials Silk mohars are new goods 10
silver grays Satin bsrbee Ia another novelty In black
dress goods English cloths and camels' hairs IN
silk mixtures are exhibited in variety Of checks, blacks
crossbar and striped pattern 7reriere stripes are COM
posed of wide stripes, ~ fine vertical lines alternating
with stripes OF or transverse lines this
pattrrn ia used combination with ne vertical striped
goods Gay pads In many patterns, aro shown for COM
binaton with plain goods French Cashmere, English
habit cloths dlagonals fine Illuminated cheeks OF wool
and silk are used for tailor suits which are made OF ono
material Among sheer goods there arc albatross cloth,
French beigcs plain and fancy designs to match, and
grenadines In great variety OF patterns, brocaded,
etted and plain. Plain cloths displayed In hello
ropes, golden browns terra Gotta, pisache, reseda,
svergray sage, steebluc and other popular shades.
Handsome small wraps OF jet and velvet and silk dis
played In all the new mantle and bodice shapes OF the
also great number OF covert coats usters for
ladies' and cloaks and Gretchen coats for misses
and chdrens wear.
Among handsome French bonnets In the millinery par.
lors OF fancy hcliotvpe straw In tho new poke
shape, which is short the crown; this bonnet Is
trimmed highn front with purpletinted plumes aud
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.


LINCOLN Neb, April 13-Along the branch line of the
Burlington and Missouri Railroad large number Of set
tiers have lost ther all by prairie fires Railroad men
say for miles every foot Of ground Is burned over A
large force OF railroad graders line southern Furnas
County surrounded in camp by the fire and the
escaped only by leaving their tents clothes and every
thing behind at the mercy OF the hames, One man was
seriously burned that he cannot recover. private
dispatch this city from official OF the road In that
vicinity estimates that least dozen lives have been
lost In the two days fires.
WOOSTER April I'D. C. Curre & Companys planning
mill was burned this morning Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance $500
MILWAUKEE Wis, April ia dispatch to The Erenin1
Wisconsin says that nearly all the business portion of
Janesvile, Mimi. destroyed by fire last night.
Twentyono buildings are reported burned with q total
loss or 100000.
nery ut Troy, n. H. burned this morning with
era other buildings The losses amount to 81 900 and
the insurance to ylO9OO.
BoRDESrowS, n. j., April 13-The barn and outbuild
ings the farm OF T. r. Powell, Pemberton, Bur
lngon County burned last night The loss is about
$4,000.
linery store partially burned this morning. Tho
stock and fixtures valued at 81 900 Insured. Tho
loss the building is $500 insured.
CONCORD, n. H., April 13.-The blacksmith shop con-
nccted with the Concord Axle Companys works Ia Pena
cook was damaged by fro this morning. The loss Is
$1,000; insured.
MiNSEAPoLIs, Mnn., April ia dispatch TO The Tri5.
tne from Missoula, Mont, says: 1.-THE city jail was
fired from inside early this morning in unknown
manner Ono Chambers who was confined for vagrancy,
was burned 10 death"
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
TWO FIREMEN KILLED IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April I3-J j. McGrath's wallpaper house
was destroyed by fire early this movning The stock is
an entire loss and the building Is rreparaby injured.
the floors having fallen. The front and walls arc
ruined. Pipeman Michael Burns was standing In a
fourth-story window when q sheet OF flame enveoped
him and he fell into the blazing mass inside. John
Heberlie, lieutenant OF engine No 32, was climbing a
ladder second story when II slipped, and he fell to
the sidewalk, crushing his skull Captain Frederick
Reese had his leg broken by falling stone. The hoors
began 10 fall within Of hour after the
fire started remen say that they have before
such rapid and complete destruction OF large es'
tablishment The fire out at about D o'clock and
owing the exertions Of the remen lttle II any dam
age done TO the adjoining buildings, which are occu
pied by wholesale icwelry and millinery houses.
The latest estimates OF the loss stock by the Nc
Grath fire make aggregate anywhere from 100000
TO $i50,000. The insurance aggregates $4,000, as
follows: Lion, OF England. aud Queen. OF England,
each $40 Oo0 So 900 each in the PhGnx, OF Hartford
Phunlx OF Brooklyn; Fire Insurance Association, Of
England Boston Underwriters; American. OF Phila-
delphla; Williamsburg City; Commercial Union, Eng.
land; Spring Garden Howard. OF Newfork Royal, OF
England London aud Lancashire; North America;
London Assurance; Pennsylvania, OF Philadephia; Fire
Association, OF Philadelphia North British aud Mercan
tile; German American, OF New-iorki American. OF
NewYork Liverpool London and Globe; Firemans
Fund. California Union, OF California; SUM- OF Eng
land 81. 800 each In the New York Bowery; Pacific OF
Now York Gcrmania, OF NewYork and Lancashire, Of
England; total, $4,000 The following is the lnsur
ance on rents fixtures ctc.: Commercial Unon OF Eng
land 5000; Orient OF Hartford. $4,000 Northern OF
England (rcnts $1,000 Lumbermen, OF PhadeI phia
$1,000; total $4,000. The insurance on the building
is as follows -Etna. OF Hartford, $1,000; Commercial
Union $2500 Liverpool London and Globe. $4,000;
Rochester German, 5000; Northern. OF England,
50 900; Transatlantic OF Germany. $500; Hamburg
OF Bremen, IS. .000 total $4,000. J. McGrath, the
proprietor, only came from Florida last Friday and is in
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14

ing the glory which Miss Folsom would shed upon bis
abilities as teacher when Sd. became prima donna
suf3cent .compen sation for his services. Lawyer
WILSON, who appears in the suit for tho music teacher
said that he had letters in his possession written by
Miss Folsom In which she acknowledged the debt and
said that she hoped her teacher would not think that
che wished to detraud him she would pay him his
bill as possible
Miss Folsom could not be found yesterday. DIR.
Cate would not tell where she aud his counsel
Mr.. Allan, said he did not know her address, A
young man who has been with her considerably during
the proceedings in the Folsom Cate said that che
still talked OF chastising Mr.. Mundy She is inclined
to blame Mr. Mundy for the whole matter and says II
it not for him the suit would not have been begun
She says that Mr.. Mundy came into possession OF some
facts which he at frat worked tor story tor the
papers, but aiterward changed his mind ana the
habeas corpus proceedings were instituted by her
father against Cate She is also bitter in her denunc
alton OF her mothers course in the matter and says
that il she should meet her the street she would not
speak 10 her. A.
Miss Folsom has no expectation OF returning to the
sa,e at present but is not decided as to what she
will do in the fail. Mr.. Mundy laughed when nc
heard of Miss Fosom's threats and said that II she
would only let him know when and where she pro-
posed to whip him he would be hand 10 receive the
castigatiOn
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
4 NEW BAPTIST CHURCH IN BROOKLYN


MANY NOVEL FEATURES IN THE BUILDING-A Sue
CEssrUL CONGREGATION.
One of the finest church edifces in Brooklyn Is
inst benp completed for the Emmanuel Baptist so
ccty at the northwest corner OF Lafayette-aVe anu
St James-pacc The cost OF the entire property mas
been over 500, 900, and the expenditure has pro-
vided one Of the most completely appointed struct-
urcs recently built. The material used is Ohio sand
stone, and the architecture is the Norman Gothic OF
the fifteenth century. The front has two square tow
ers, one Of which will ultimately be crowned with q
spirc 300 ieet high In the gable Is a bas rcet OF
John the Baptist, and the main entrance will be
placed y representation Of Christ blessing children,
Considerable carved work ad0rns tho exterior.
within the church possesses some STRIKING pecu
lIarities. Inscad OF the windows rising from the
lower floor and being divided by the gallery they All
start at gallery floor Tho auditorium is square
and no columns support the roof save two at inc
nar giving an unmOlcsted view OF the pulpit from
an parts. Tho ceiling s nearly 100 feet from the
floor and is OF Wool and hollow. 30 that 1t forms
sounding board Both tho ceilings and walls are
finely frcscocd. Beautiful stained glass Windows
in amphithoatre form and tho floor slopes from the
entrance TO the pulpit Back OF the pulpit h bap-
tiste and above that the choir gallery with tho or
gan in two parts either side. The church seats
900 persons and the acoustic qualities are good
Contrary to the rule in most churches the gallery
pews arc moro desirable than those on the ground
floor.
Tho society ia ONLY six old and was formed
by division OF the Washington Avenue Baptist
church proper a chapel with several rooms was
built fonr wears ago. Tho Rev John Humpstone
has been its pastor Tor four years. Tho member
shin now mn mhcrs 426. Charles Pratt has dcfraved
half tho cost OF the now church. The opening SER
vice win he held on Sunday. DR.. J. T. Elder Of
tho Fpphanv Church, in this CITY, will preach in tho
address. the Sundav-school in the afternoon. and Dr.
j. A. Broafus OF Louisville will preach tho deira-
S on Monday an at which s e o bs w SS
ministers will speak.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
SHIPPxNG NERx
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THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS
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New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
NEUS from TIE SUBURBS.
RESULTS OF THE NEw-JERsEY ELECTIONS.

In tho general result OF Tuesdays elections the Repub
held their and gained something The Board
OF Public Works and Board Of Fire Commissioners which
were last year tied Labor candida to
elected board IL counted Democrat The
Hoard OF stands Democrats FIVE Repub.
licans of Police Commissioners which tied
Will consist OF Republican and Ave Democrats
The complete of the election for Freehoders
that tho board VIII consist OF eight Repub.
cans eight and four Labor The candidates
published I'm THE TRIBUNE yesterday
except that Kelly Dem) elected Police Commissioner
from District instead OF Kramer ep) and Marnus
e) elected Alderman from the lid District instead Of
McAlvanan (Dem) In addition TO four Freeh0ders
tho Labor party claims 10 have elected q Police
Commissioner in tho lid District Davis. and
A Fire Commissioner In the lid District, Guiton
The result Ioboken determined until about
when found that Mayor Kerr reelected
by majority Timken. Kerr nomna ted by
the Republicans while Tmken
the dis atsed Democrats and Germans
elected City Treasurer Bowes city Collector ana
Dosrd Assessor without opposition. Tho names OF tho
Councimen elected published yesterday Two OF the
four, Miller and Erenkoter, Republicans but tho
board will remain Democratic In Bayonns tho Republicans
scored substantial victory. Newman (Rep) elected
Mayor by majority OF 1873 Mayor Oliver (Dem). The
night for Recorder between Besher CRep. and
Cit) and OConnor Dom. and Lab. Besher
won by majority OF Al. Tho Councilmon
elected Goddard rep. and Dem 6tlman (Rop San
ford (Rep Carroll nd Dcm) and OFarrcl Dem and 1ab)
from New Brunswick give Janeway tho
Republican candidate for Mayor, small majority. Demo
Gratis claim that strong (Dem,) Is elected
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
READY 10 BE WHIPPED BY MISS FOLSOM
NUxDY, THE LAWYER COURTS A CAsTIGATIoN-
MANY RITTER THREATS.

NUxDY, THE LAWYER COURTS A CAsTIGATIoN-
MANY BITTER THREATS.
. Although tho suit brought by Henry NJ. Folsom to
chow that DR.. William NJ. Cate was deriving Miss
Agnes sFolsom Of her liberty has been abandoned by
nr. Folsom the matter Is by means ended In case
The referee reports In DIR. Gates favor he nmated
10 would at the hearing on Tuesday, there will be o
BILL OF costs tor which Mr. Folsom will be responsible
should ne not pay these costs William H. Mundy, his
attorney will be liable for them to the amount OF
1lOo In view OF the turn which this case has TAKEN
II tho costs not paid an attachment will be taken
out against Mr. Mundy
Neither are Miss Folsom's legal troubles over At
with summons in suit brought against her by an
italian whom she had engaged to give her music
lessons. At the time tho summons was served Miss
did not owe the singing master anything She further
oAid that some time ago when she was advised to cu
vsts her voice. not Being able to pay the teacher his
price he offered to instruct bsr tor nothing consider
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mass meeting in opposition Irish Coercion BILL Cooper
Union, 3 p. m.
AntiIrish Coercion bill massmeetiDg Drookyh hc@icmy
Of Music. 8p N. ,-, e.,.,,.
Lecture by Walt whitman on Abraham Lincoin Mauisoh
Square Theatre, 4 p M nj.
Y0ung Mems Republican CluD OF AAlllu Assembly DIS
trict No 2061 Madisonay ave. p IN. -,
Lieutenant Zanskis lecture before Military service inst
tuition, Governors Island, 145 y. m.
homeopathic Medical College commencement. Chckering
Hall, p m.
Universalist Club dinner. Clark's. evening
Parade Of Columbia College students evening. z
Centennial bali the Sth Regiment Cosmo
potan Hall evening. -
Hahne Society Of Homeopathic Medical College.
Association Hall, p n -.
Society Of Medical Jurisprudence No l2 West Thirty
ST.. Sp No.
Irish Home Rule Club, Morton House, p IN.
Entertainment in aid Fund Webster Hail. p. NJ
General time convention Of United States Railroad
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14

Earned Vns-JeI.ey City Yale college, Fist base
bas-Jorscy city. Yale College s. Struck outaJer.ey
CITY 3; Yale College Left basesJersey CITY 81 Yale
College s. Twobase hlts-spencer Donn l. corcoran
Stolen CITY, Yale College o. Hit by pitch
er-Dy Huston, % Stage, /. Umpire-cummings Time
l46.
Tho Metropolitan and Newark clubs played well con
tested gamc Newark before a goods crowd The
Indians played model game both IN The neld and al the
bat ana won by this score;
Newark ..............................0O o o IL
metropolitan. -...--.'-...| W
Base hits-Newark 7; Metropolitan o. Errors-Newark
2 Metropolitan O. Pitchers-Shafer and stoyey ompire-p
Pearce.
day. Ward Will captain side and Ewing the Other
Inc Boston brooklyn clubs will play again at wash
ingon Park today. stenIneyer will pitch for Boston and
either Tooe Porter for Brooklyn
The Columbia College carried enthusiasm blne and
white bbons and badges and great OF noise 70 me foo
yesterday On the they sang college songs
in the elevated cars
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
BROOKLYN.

weinberg .m a. wEOesss s the ws
hon' paralysis. ne born at copsnhagen Den, en-
MARI IN M aRd Sas vsSr TO % e nnr VIII % Held oS
Friday morning at the home Of his A Weinberg No.
Mrs Marie Loulse FiskN. widow OF Dr. S. NJ Flske who
was the chief inspector of the Board Of Health TO
i at the death Of She was
Middietown Asylum yesterday.
Work has begun upon addition to the now dry goods
store OF +. Loeser & Co.
Dundas Dick the head Of the drug firm Of Dunda Dick
Co. who has in Raymond Street JAN since SUNDAY has
him relatives win have him placed in an asylum a. two
Be suffering pares He imagOos he is Jesus Christ
reception honor Of DE- George f. Reed the Dc
Shar to be held 81 t0 in the sTotn
ia ss @ sna Rss snG q
ssSy@sn sge HiHNS % Be-
Carl Petersen was arrested yesterday upon charge of
Ueeu s S Il
r After fail pay 5000 Of arrears OF rent e was d,
@ az sts
;sT" % 'g sss a:; S.
sn m the asl q
has been Learned that wa% T%snIy 10 tho ssspeas
sSs ssSna @ ss
sing sing state Prison seized hcayy inkstand from tho
the csrI: head nars~y missing lie ws.qSieisd BY being
hung up by the thumbs Tor short time.
:s, &
s ss :nS sf ana aasn
with WIFE married last summer he lett wife
child both sick at the time OF the suicide
John code whoss partner in the ewelry business at Elm
place and Fuonst under the nrm narno OF thompson
Code fsw weeks with most Of The property Of
the firm arrested yesterday complaint preferred
By W. s. Rosehfcd ajswelior Of No u Maiden lane New
York. left watches worth 1890 10 be sold by the ~
half Of the by Code Thompson
washington Terrtory Code wssheid in $1,000 bail
fair aid Of the Brooklyn Hospital for Mental and Ncr
Diseases opened yesterday at the Hotel Dieter In
Ful tonst Many beautiful articles were attractiveiy DIS
who the last evening The fair will continue
until Saturday night
Israel Lipsky tailor who wanted In proceedings be.
gun by g. " and Fornes OF NewYork clothing dealers
Tor auduently dsposng Of goods belonging TO them was
arrested By deputy shern on Tuesday night as he was
kept him. as 1t was learned that he would visit his
home and he caught while climbing over fence. lie
was locked mp In Raymond street jail.
Henry Mold German age fortytw Of NO 235 Floydst
attempted commit suicide last evening BY swallowing rat
poison He at ST Csharnes Hospital where 1t thought
he will recover.
Josephine CASTER age fourteen OF No SO Myrtle In
duced Mamie Roddy FIVE OF No 369 PeArst 10 go with
her around the corner TO Sands st., yesterday afternoon
There she stole ths chs ssck and left her he police found
thief and recovered the sack FROM pswnshop.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
LONG ISLAND.
n RohAmian iirlnn

Loxo ISLAND CTY.-Paul FanIsowski Bohemian. living
In found yesterday in Borden uncon
.cous poison lie had taken with suic da inon
AZ the police station fanisowski identified who
wa, wanted on charge OF attempted He has been
Jealous his wife and fow days ago no took her eethng
and burned them that sho could not
out OF the She however managed TO leave the house,
and upon return found that her husband had made at
tem pt the house shortly after 10 o'clock
yesterday nornng John Havn rllier In tho employ OF tho
Long Rslrosd while coupling two thrown
TO lie ground and tho wheels crushed his skull He had
wife and six children.
FAR RocKAwAY-Ths Queens County Board
met and granted u the Queens County Water Com
pany right To lay water mains on Rocksway Beach, The
company viii $1,000 yearly TO the county for tho pr
lega
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
PLUMBERS SUPPLIES DESTROYED.

Flames were discovered on the third floor Of No SO
Cfst yesterday morning by the policeman who patrols
that The building occupied by Frederick Adee
& Co, dealer In plumbers supplies The third aud
fourth stories sadly wrecked and +. Talmadge
the OF the building believes that 1t will cost from
81 500 900 its former condition. but
the insurance ents think IL can be done for less money
The building was insured for 100000 Frederick Adee
4 Co hold insurances for $4,000 They estimate the
losses their stock at about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14

lace full soft puG Of velvet finishes s tns 0r,r Brown
IL iso .%msS nDnnss with ~ Gloss bow Oi primrose
yellow robon. brown Chantilly iacc anu nin of
toriosc she'll set with Rhine stones stylish little En-
gsh turban Is trimmed with twist OF DlaGK veises
red handkerchief of embroidered crepe isse ctynsn
hats and bonnets are with Tuscan and fancy
braids. .,,. .,,rtsr.
of this house Black Chanty and French lace Is ,.e
popular black lace OF the season rom. ue tSe
It is used for garniture and for entire cos
TUNES over silk or SATIN
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14

Earned -COlnmbia, q New'fotK T. fHst baso Uy
errors-Coumbia. q New-York. g First base balls
Columbia 81 New.Ymk, 3 Struck out.colnmbia. 81 New;
YORK 2. Left on bases-Coumbia. NewYork, o. Total
base ts-CoumDia Is; New.York ii. Home runsNone.
Tlreebase hits-Cooper l. Twoba.e hltsoSons. Double
Columbia 8; New.York, 8. Wild pchcs-George2 2 Matti-
more g Gates = Umplre-Pearce.
The most exciting game baseball played In this vicinity
this In Washington Park brooklyn between
Brooklyn Boston clubs. Brilliant plays weTo numer
the 5000 spectators were kept In roar OF
0p hay deserved much praise for the work he
compshed The Boston outbattcd and outheded their
opponents ana although closely pressed lei throughout
sutons fielding remarkable. Hornung Wise and
all the field TO the great discomfort
of hn friends Of the home club The score was:
New-York tribune., 1887-04-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

FIN Avenus Botelsenator Frank Hiscock OF Syracuse
Anthony DreIe OF Philadelphia Victoria Ho-Rob-
ert Garrett and wife, Of Baltimore Rear Admiral Garcia
Garcia Peru and General Francis A. Walker OF Boston
Breroort Hsuse-Bishop William CrOsswe Doane OF Albany
-. Nec York Hoe1Bishop g. Peierkn o. Wess % s.r.
Congressman Ira Davenport OF Bath. ~ MuIrat h'ee
Hote-Ex Congressman g. W. kellogg OF
OF Michigan Park Avenue Hotel President ~ D. Ahuel
Rochester University Clarendon HeNt-hehy
X. Picrson. of Albany.